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Local Fami*ly 0f Five Die Un Auto Accident Sunday Early Sunday maorning a fbmily of five died in their car mhey started their journey th-,e Toronto International Arport to fly to, the Bahamas for a two week- holiday. The Heykoop family of Orono R.R.N. were the victimns of an automobile accident at 4:30 a.m. Sunday morning as they left their home and imade entrance onto Highway 15 'Dead are Gerrîtt Heykoop, 43, bis wife Betty, 38, and children iîobert 16, Diane 14 and Yvette 9. The Heykoops owned and operated 'the Coach and Four Restaurant and Gift StIudio north of Kirby o-n Highway 115. Robert and Diane were students at Clarke High School while Yvette attended the Kirby Centennial Public Schooi. The driver and only passen- ger of the second ear, Laverne' Robert Brown of Pontypool, (C.ontinued page 3) Gerritt Heykoop The Heykoop car in which, the entire family of five were killed on ýSunday moraing The Brown car withi the i the tragic accident on front end totally demnolisheci Sunday. CR mPUrchases Hope properties Last week CPR -completed the purchase of land it hlad under option in Hope Town- ship for the proposed disposai area., The Company now holds ownership to 300 acres along 'iha rentai agreement with S Minsitry of Transportat- 'îýh and Communicationis for a furthey 160 acres. CPR purchased the Harness property last Wednesday with the Raby property being purchased some two or three weeks ago. The final meeting of the Enivironmenital Hearing Board was also held last week and it is expected that the Boardý will report to the Ministry of the Environment sometime early this week. The report will be in the formn of a recommendation. If CPR had not picked up their options wvhich were to run out this week there appeared no opportunity to renew 'the options du to option to the dump site in Hope Township. Wants negotiations ORONO WEEKLY Fopento public InShepp*ard Wilsonyesterday gave notice bo d ha Iwith teaclhers should be hedd Mr. H'oward Sheppard, who in public with the press represents Percy and Sey- present. mnour Township on the Nort- The motion will be discuss- humberland and Durham-r ed at the next regular board County Board of Education, meeting in two weeks time. was elected chairman of the Dr., Wilson said hie did not Board on Thursday evenîng of want to make the motion last week. Ifis election to the -uriig Iast night's meeting fficê,of -)fninw#ap~ beatise e felt it would be fair posed. Mr. Sheppard hias been Koj give trustees time to on the Board since its ,consider it. inception in 1969. Mr. Shepp- No change i.,nWpoliceâ sew-rvice îin %Orono There has been no change ini police services for thîs area of the new MIunicipality of New- castle. Like in the past the service is provided from the Ontario Provincial Police de- tachment in Newcastle. This, of course excludes the Town of Bowmnanville which as of the ffirst of the year came under the ju.risdictlion of the Durham Regional Police or- ganization. The former Townships of Darlington, Clarke and the TIMES, JANUARY 16th,'1973 e Iedct edc irman ard was nominated by Mr. E. Creighton and Mr. George' Blyth. Mr. Sheppard in 1971 sought the office of Vice Chairman and lost by the flip of a coin due to a tie vote. Again in 1972 he lost the chairmranship by th f i a coiagain resulting fromn a tie vote. Mr. E. Creightoni was elect- ed vice-chairman defeating Mr. Ian Wilson. Mr, Creighton was nominated by Mr. Car- man and Mr. W.L. Greenwood Mr. Sheppard takes over the reins from Mr. Art Rowan who was chaîrman in 1973 and -who now joins the Victoria Board of Education due to the adjustments made resultirng with the formation of the -Durham Regional area. Last years vice-chairman, Garnett Whitfield is now a mnember of Shappen.ungs ANNUAL MEETING;-The Durham enrl giutural Soiety are holding their annual meeting Mis ~~ra afternowon at 1.30 p.m. in the main hall of the (rono Uinited Church. Plan to attend to hear the reports ana adci youù, support f0 this local endeavour. NO PAY FOR STRIKE D)AYý-Th.e elemnentary teachers who took the day off during the recent one-day suike will be docked the ctays pay by the Northumberland and Durham UonvBoard of Education. There was some cullcern at-the Board mieeting over the tact that so-me principals had used the students to convey merPssagýes to their parents concerning the one-day withdrà-wI of services. After some debate the boara reali7id tiat their auministration had uiseci the saii.e carriers for their notices. No action was taken by the boarai but it was pronouncec that they did not approve of the procedure. ýý0K READING CONTINUES TO GROW -According to a report submitted by Mrs. Hadley, Librarian at the Clarke Library reading of books continues on the upswing at the local lihrary. The boan of books for the year 1973 increased over ten percent while card carrying ierbers now total 810. The Library xill now be opened by the new Town of Newcastle but this change had not as yet been set up. The librariaf's report also noted the need for further space for the library which should be completed within the next two years. RIGIIT ON THE JOB -The Weather man did not catch the new systemn of goveraiment short last week when he showered the Village with a number of inches of new snow. The road depar tment of the new area Municipality of Newcastle were quick to respond, with the snow being removed from the business section in good time. The department stili uses the services of Taylor's Smnd and Gravel of Orono. New officers insta lied and invested continued Page 3 Diane Heykoop Yvette Heykoop Klaas Schoenmaker on, Thursday evening, January 10th was iastalled as Wor- shipful Mlaster of Orono Lodge No. 325 A.F. & A.M. Pictured above followîng the installat- ion are (front lef t to right) top row, Bro. Colville Evans, secretary W. Bro Floyd Nich- olson, Tyler, W. Bro. AI Heard, Director of Ceremon- ies, W. Bro Wayne Bailey, chaplain, Bro. Bob Rosseau, Inner Guard (middle row) Bro. Delbert Hlallowell, Jun- ior Steward, Bro. Lowell, Gatchell, Senior Deacon;- Bro. Max St. Thomnas, Senior Steward; Bro. Basil Long, Junior Deacon (Front row> V.W. Bro Carl Billings, trea- surer, Bro. Darel Devolin, Senior Warden, W. Bro, John Fonký, Immediate Past Mas- ter, W. Bro Klaas Schoen- maker, Worshipful Master, R.W. Bro. Alex Henary, District Deputy Grand Master and Bro Tom Henderson Junior Warden. Wor. Bro. Charlie Trim conducted the ceremony of the installation and invest- iture of the Worshipful Master ami officers. A large number of me-mbers and visitors from district Lodges were in at- tendance. ... .... ...